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This problem is closely related to the disable game slowdown for lagging players thread.
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This problem is closely related to the disable game slowdown for lagging players thread.
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| 3 |
Obviously,
the
problem
emerges
from
the
culture
of
everyone
automatically
joining
the
biggest
room
with
most
players.
Then
people
complain
about
the
unsatisfying
huge
games.
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Obviously,
the
problem
emerges
from
the
culture
of
everyone
automatically
joining
the
biggest
room
with
most
players
and
hanging
in
there.
Then
people
complain
about
the
unsatisfying
huge
games.
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| 5 |
Therefore is it again the culture that needs fixing and making people to learn new behavior:
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5 |
Therefore is it again the culture that needs fixing and making people to learn new behavior:
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| 6 |
"goto biggest available room. If unable, start a new room" instead of "join biggest room."
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6 |
"goto biggest available room. If unable, start a new room" instead of "join biggest room."
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| 8 |
This
suggests
limiting
the
room
sizes
as
a
viable
option.
Whatever
the
solution
is,
you
need
to
'drive
it
in'
so
that
even
the
thickheaded
learn
how
the
new
system
works.
Copious
amount
of
information
and
advice
will
reduce
the
Great
Confusion
And
Resistance
what
such
changes
will
always
provoke
in
people.
In
the
end,
they
will
see
it
was
the
right
thing
to
do.
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This
suggests
that
limiting
the
room
sizes
may
be
a
viable
option.
Whatever
the
solution
is,
you
need
to
'drive
it
in'
so
that
even
the
thickheaded
learn
how
the
new
system
works.
Copious
amount
of
information
and
advice
will
reduce
the
Great
Confusion
And
Resistance
what
such
changes
will
always
provoke
in
people.
In
the
end,
they
will
see
it
was
the
right
thing
to
do.
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